Join us in this invigorating yoga practice designed to enhance your flexibility and strength while mastering arm balances. Dive into the dynamic world of Funky Pincha and Eight Angle poses. This ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min Robert Marling, who previously ...

WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle has definitively stated that he will never wrestle again. The Olympic Gold medalist confirmed that the physical toll of his legendary, two-decade career has made an ...

Singer-songwriter and producer Marika Hackman has shared a new version of her debut album track, "Skin", which features Laura Marling. The track originally appeared on Marika Hackman’s debut album We ...

After all these years it’s still hard to capture what Other Voices is all about. Many travel to Dingle for the vibe alone. Others are interested in checking out emerging Irish artists playing in the ...

In order for us to grasp Laura Marling’s new album Patterns in Repeat, we must circle back a bit. Song for Our Daughter — her last album released April 2020 — makes for a perfect starting point. Here, ...

There is a precise and deliberate poetry in Laura Marling’s new record, perhaps born of a more reflective period that she has spent looking at patterns: of motherhood, of generational family dynamics ...

Folk music is in Laura Marling’s blood. The English singer-songwriter’s mother taught music and her father, a guitarist, ran a recording studio and introduced her to his instrument in her first few ...

It’s a drumless record with an acoustic softness, written quickly and produced roughly which gives an authenticity and low maintenance feel that is welcome in the slickly filtered instaworld we all ...

The staff of Pitchfork listens to a lot of new music. A lot of it. On any given day our writers, editors, and contributors go through an imposing number of new releases, giving recommendations to each ...

In the very first seconds of Laura Marling’s upcoming album, we hear the rustle of distant footsteps. Then comes Marling’s own voice, chatting to someone in her studio, before a folksy strum of ...